Travel Bug Dog Tag Mr. Circuit Board

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Owner:
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Released:
Saturday, June 29, 2002
Origin:
Texas, United States
Recently Spotted:
In the hands of Todd & Tracy.

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Current Goal

To find my way home

About This Item

The Finished Product

Mr. Circuit board has 2 objectives:

  1. To have himself populated with various electronic components and have photographs taken of this process for his scrap book. It would also be nice to have photographs interacting with various Test and Measurement equipment
  2. Once he's been fully populated, he would like to travel back to the Plano, Texas area.

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Tracking History (437.1mi) View Map

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Retrieve It from a Cache 8/29/2002 Todd & Tracy retrieved it from Garden Cache Kansas   Visit Log

I figured this was the perfect Bug for me, since I'm in the computer field....
Dropped Off 8/24/2002 Dawgies placed it in Garden Cache Kansas - 429.33 miles  Visit Log
  • Mr. Circuit Board at Kansas City Cache
Retrieve It from a Cache 8/12/2002 Dawgies retrieved it from graveyard cache Texas   Visit Log

I found Mr. Circuit Board at (Graveyard Cache) while on a night time caching expedition on August 11, 2002 at 11:15 PM!

I drove a little ways just for it too.... I was thrilled to see it was still there!

Ooooh the fun I'm going to have with it before sending it on its way.

Thanks!

  • From the grave....
  • Preparing for fun!
  • LED's Added
  • Alarm Switch Added
  • Test Button Added
  • This Altering Session Completed!
Dropped Off 8/7/2002 backspinnn placed it in graveyard cache Texas - 4.42 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 8/5/2002 backspinnn retrieved it from Teddy's Treasure Texas   Visit Log

Found it and deposited 2 diodes, 2 resistors, and a transistor from a failed project of mine, but I only took two holes R1 and TN3. Neat idea for a bug...

  • Soldering gone terribly wrong My unfinshed attempt of a circuit that was supposed to fit inside of a D Sub-9 has found a better home.
Dropped Off 8/2/2002 dtotin placed it in Teddy's Treasure Texas   Visit Log
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